Opinion: Racism and Some Good News About Public Opinion
Love Justice And Climate Change On May 18, a heavily armed 18-year-old white man drove...
From Other Sources: News For And About Amherst: Local News Roundup
This feature offers links to selected articles that might be of interest to Amherst readers....
Photo Of The Week: Buffam Falls By Annique Boomsma
Our feature, Photo of the Week, presents each week, a new picture by a local...
What’s New In Amherst?
Welcome to our Table of Contents. You can also receive a listing of all new...
North Amherst Library Finds Interim Home In Mill District. Special Collections’ Head Departs To Belchertown
Jones Library News Highlights For The Week Of May 23, 2022 Special Collections’ Cyndi Harbeson...
Finance Committee Discusses Disposition Of Town’s “Surplus Buildings”
Report On The Meeting Of The Finance Committee, May 26, 2022 This meeting was held...
Zoning Board Of Appeals Continues Discussion Of Sunset/Fearing Apartments
Report On The Meeting Of The Zoning Board Of Appeals (ZBA), May 26, 2022 This...
New History Trail To Be Built Along The Mill River
The Dirty Hands District — that was the colloquial name for North Amherst in the...
Town Prepares To Adopt New Flood Maps
Report On The Meeting Of The Community Resources Committee, May 26, 2022 The meeting was...
Hundreds Attend Candlelight Vigil For Sayhan Islam
High school students, staff, and members of the Amherst community gathered for a candlelight vigil...
COVID-19 Weekly Update Archive For The Month Of May 2022
by Art and Maura Keene As Of Monday, May 24, 2021 The Indy’s COVID-19 Daily...
Amherst’s Max Page Elected President of State Teachers’ Union
Source: Massachusetts Teachers Association Max Page, a professor of architecture at UMass Amherst and the...